Originally Posted by
doogald Well, I already have an iPad so it wouldn't be putting an iPhone backup on it. It would be if I was upgrading to a new iPad from an older model as an example. Or an older iPhone to a newer model would be the same example. I can definitely tell you that putting an iPhone backup onto an iPad at least on iOS11 did not copy over grid/dock settings lol. I found that out painfully when I got my first iPad and restored an iPhone backup to it to try and save time. It did save some, but I still had to create folders/etc. for app grid.